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A magnetic field applied to a crystalline solid causes the electron states on the Fermi surface to circulate along the orbits located on the planes normal to the applied field. For a sufficiently weak field the separate orbits can cover the whole closed
STANISŁAW OLSZEWSKI, TOMASZ ROLINSKI
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Mn-induced Fermi-surface reconstruction in the SmFeAsO parent compound. [PDF]
Meinero M +13 more
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Rationally‐designed advanced carbon‐based single‐atom catalysts with isolated CuN2O2 active sites anchored in N,O‐doped porous carbon facilitate water dissociation and nitrate reduction, accelerating proton supply for efficient electrosynthesis of ammonia.
Yan Li +14 more
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Erratum: Surface tension and boundary conditions for superfluid Fermi liquid. Size effect and the effect of a magnetic field on the phase diagram [PDF]
I. A. Privorotskii
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A novel descriptor and a bottom‐up design principle are established to enable the rational design of hydrogen storage materials based on d‐block transition metal single‐atom COFs. By modulating H₂ adsorption through d‐orbital tuning, this approach achieves both high storage capacity and fast kinetics, while revealing a volcano‐type relationship between
Qiuyan Yue +24 more
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Symmetry-enforced topological nodal planes at the Fermi surface of a chiral magnet. [PDF]
Wilde MA +7 more
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Janus (MoS2) transistors functionalized with sodium alginate (SA) and poly(vinylidene fluoride‐co‐trifluoroethylene) [P(VDF‐TrFE)] exhibit persistent photo‐induced ionic gating, driven by dynamic cation migration at the hybrid interface. This ionic mechanism enables finely tunable photoconductivity and emulates key synaptic plasticity behaviors ...
Yeonsu Jeong +5 more
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Fermi surface chirality induced in a TaSe2 monosheet formed by a Ta/Bi2Se3 interface reaction. [PDF]
Polyakov A +12 more
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Charge carrier concentration and mobility in TiO2, ZrO2, and HfO2 powder films are experimentally mapped as a function of temperature. The results uncover polaron‐mediated transport regimes and field‐activated conduction, enabling the design of oxide‐based electronic and energy devices with thermally tunable functionality.
Beatriz Moura Gomes +3 more
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